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NetFixer
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Re: Dry Loop DSL , Keep move phone number but keep dsl?

said by ruraltn:

Porting a number is supposed to automatically cancel the old service associated with that number.
I have ported two numbers, and that has not been my experience. In each case, after the port took effect, incoming calls would be sent to the new service, but the account with the original provider remained open (and billed) until I called and canceled the service. YMMV
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said by NetFixer:

I have ported two numbers, and that has not been my experience. In each case, after the port took effect, incoming calls would be sent to the new service, but the account with the original provider remained open (and billed) until I called and canceled the service. YMMV
I stand corrected. On a wire-line to wireless, there may be a duality of service. My experience has been only with wireless to wireless, in which case the old service was lost immediately.

»www.fcc.gov/cgb/consumerfacts/numbport.html

I still recommend that the OP not start the porting process until he has satisfactory dry DSL connectivity, or he may experience an interruption of service.
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NetFixer
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said by ruraltn:

I stand corrected. On a wire-line to wireless, there may be a duality of service. My experience has been only with wireless to wireless, in which case the old service was lost immediately.

»www.fcc.gov/cgb/consumerfacts/numbport.html

I still recommend that the OP not start the porting process until he has satisfactory dry DSL connectivity, or he may experience an interruption of service.
If you are doing POTS to VoIP, VoIP to VoIP, or VoIP to POTS, the porting implementation gets even fuzzier. Your recommendation to hold off porting until the new Direct DSL service is active is probably a good one.
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